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Major League Volleyball Matches to Stream Free On Samsung TV Plus

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Select Major League Volleyball matches throughout the 2026 season will be available to stream for free on Samsung TV Plus. The first of these games will be available to watch live this weekend.

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  • Samsung TV Plus is now the exclusive FAST home for select Major League Volleyball matches.
  • Live games will be broadcast on the Samsung TV Network, Samsung’s flagship channel that launched in 2025.
  • The first live match features the San Diego Mojo vs. Indy Ignite on Sunday at 3 pm ET.

Thanks to a new partnership with Major League Volleyball, Samsung TV Plus is now the new and exclusive FAST home for select league matches.

Specifically, the matches will be shown on Samsung TV Network, Samsung’s new flagship channel that launched in 2025 and available to access via Samsung TV Plus.

The first of these games will be available to stream live this Sunday (February 15) when the San Diego Mojo take on Indy Ignite at 3 pm ET.

Additional matches will be available to stream for free on the FAST channel throughout the rest of the season, with the full schedule due to be announced at a later date.

“Samsung’s leadership and ambition in technology and streaming makes them an ideal partner as we continue to build the premier professional league,” said Ben Priest, MLV Board of Directors Co-Chair. “Together, we are committed to creating a dynamic, accessible and unforgettable experience for volleyball fans everywhere and accelerating the growth of Major League Volleyball in a bold, modern way on Samsung TV Plus.”

This latest deal with Major League Volleyball adds to an ever-growing lineup of sports content now available on Samsung TV Plus. Past deals have unlocked access to content from a variety of popular leagues, including NHL, MLB, NBA and NFL.

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John Finn is the Editor of Streaming Better, a platform created to help consumers navigate the complicated live TV streaming and subscription service market. John has been covering technology and streaming for online publications since 2014.

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